The former president believes despite the overall negative tone of the campaign thus far, the country as a whole has reason to be optimistic.

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42nd President of the United States Bill Clinton(L) and Trevor Noah attend The Daily Show with Trevor Noah on September 15, 2016 in New York City.

Hillary Clinton's main supporter-in-chief appeared on "The Daily Show" with Trevor Noah Thursday and attempted to draw a sharp distinction between his wife and her Republican opponent, Donald Trump.

"Most of her strongest supporters are people who have worked for her or done business with him- they’re for her too," Bill Clinton said.

The former president believes despite the overall negative tone of the campaign thus far, the country as a whole has reason to be optimistic.

"America’s come so far," Clinton said. "We’re less racist, sexist, homophobic, anti specific religions than we used to be. We have one remaining bigotry. We don’t want to be around anyone that disagrees with us.”

"If we give into this 'lowest common denominator,' 'everyone is our enemy,' 'tell me something bad about it or I don’t wanna know,' 'let’s divide, demean and demonize,' we could blow it all and we could lead the world in a very different direction,” Clinton said.

While Clinton was appearing on "The Daily Show," Trump stopped by the "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" where he let the host tousle his famous mane. Hillary Clinton is taping a segment with Fallon on Friday. It will air on Monday.